He seemed to really feel sorry for this woman.

But the next sentence once again exposed Zhou Deng’s true nature:

"That cheongsam looks good. I wonder if it was buried in a grave."

At this moment, Zhou Deng suddenly slapped himself again, and then said:

"Zhou Deng, Zhou Deng, you can't be like this. You want to dig up the grave of such a beautiful beauty, and even want to take off the dead woman's clothes. Is this appropriate?"

Then Zhou Deng looked at the tomb with some reluctance.

Obviously, Zhou Deng still felt a little bit reluctant about not digging the grave to retrieve the things.

But in the end he held back and did not take action.

Just when he was about to walk towards the next grave without seeing it, Zhou Deng's footsteps suddenly stopped.

He found that there was also a bowl of rice placed in front of this tomb.

It's just that this bowl of rice seems to be a little less than the bowl in front of the first tomb, as if the sacrifice inside was eaten by something.

Seeing this, the reluctance in Zhou Deng's eyes suddenly disappeared without a trace.

Instead, he looked around cautiously.

Normally, no one would touch these things, but now there are strangely few of them, which makes Zhou Deng a little suspicious.
Chapter completed!